Sam Altman on how OpenAI Dots gave him his mornings back
In a podcast interview, Sam Altman says Dots triages overnight issues, builds features from voice notes and keeps researching, and that OpenAI next wants to make speed cheap.
How AI Gave Sam Altman His Mornings Back Sam Altman argues that AI is producing a renaissance centered on people. Demand for software has grown faster than AI can satisfy it, people still care more about other people than about what machines do, and one-person and small-team companies are succeeding faster than ever. His own example is Dots: an agent that triages overnight fires, builds features from his voice notes and keeps searching after he gives up, which has given him back his mornings. The next thing OpenAI wants to make cheap is speed, the way it has made intelligence cheap. These signals are from an interview that @danshipper did with Sam Altman on The Every Podcast. Full summary link in comments.